Deborah Bruner

It's a beautiful film that feels like a meditation on grief, loss, and death more than an alien invasion/apocalypse film. Phenomenonal acting. The negative reviewers seem to want jumpscares and fear, more than substance and depth. If that's what you prefer, skip this film. If the sobering reality of mortality is something you ponder, this film is for you. Having volunteered at a hospice home, this film brings back many memories of the residents I met in their last days and months💔 They made me a better human and taught me that the memories you make over a slice of 🍕 with a loved one, are the things that fill you most in your last days on earth.